Satoshi's older sister. A stereotypical teenage girl, she is quite intent on being cool by shying away from the family's Osaka influences. She diets and has an interest in fortune telling. Sayaka shows up within the Abenobashi dimensions accompanying Mune-mune and Ms. Aki.

She participated in Operation "Silver Wild Grapevine", where she played the role of the head of the air base.   (Source: Wikipedia) 

Aoi Fukami is one of the freelance animators working for Studio Petit. She is married, but got disappointed in married life, which affects her work significantly.

 A senior student from Satellite Colony 3.

Associate of Rio and member of the Police force.

A 6th grade student and the Elementary School Board Chairman. The youngest son of the Imonoyama zaibatsu, the founders of Clamp School, he has inherited the family fondness of doing absurd things just for the sake of doing them. Nokoru has one of the top IQs in a school full of geniuses and NASA has been vying for the mind of the elementary schooler. He also has the unique ability to detect a lady in distress from two kilometers away. For this reason, he established the Clamp School Detective Agency, although this was also an incentive to get out of his Chairman duties. He is also the only one out of the three young detectives that doesn&#039;t play a sport.

Mitsuru, family name unknown, is Shigure Sohma&#039;s editor. Shigure playfully calls her Mit-chan. A very depressed young woman, she is more than often seen nagging Shigure to finish his manuscripts or other projects for publishing, which Shigure either often leaves to the last minute or falsely claims he has not finished to torment her. Because of this fact that Shigure always does have his work done, it is viewed by some that she is actually somewhat airheaded in not learning her lesson, though this most likely is not so, considering Shigure constantly does leave his house and takes sudden vacations, disappearing when the deadline is due. He has pushed her so far that she has (comically) attempted suicide several times, whiler her boss tries to calm her down by telling her Shigure is tricking her again.  ~!She is also involved in a possible romantic relationship with Ritsu Sohma. The two are twice seen crying and blushing and discussing their lives and problems together.!~

A resident of Rush Valley, she lost her legs and right arm at a young age in a train wreck, but Dominic takes pity on her (in the form of social outrage) and gives her free automail legs and an arm. Thanks to these legs, she can run at great speed and jump great lengths. One leg also conceals a cannon, while the other has a long switchblade.    She takes Ed, Al and Winry to see Dominic at Winry&#039;s wish. Paninya had made a living out of pickpocketing tourists in Rush Valley, but after a talk with Winry she realizes that being a criminal would defeat the purpose that Dominic intended for her when he gave her free legs. She is currently working legitimate odd jobs around Garfiel&#039;s shop.    In the anime she also has an automail arm, which gets damaged in an arm wrestling contest. It also appears that Dominic adopted her after she lost her limbs in a train crash. No mention was made of what she did for a living, though in the chase with Edward, she was taking his pocketwatch to a pawn shop.However,this was most likely winry&#039;s idea for Ed cheating in an automail contest.Since she is seen in Dominics shop it can be assumed that she might work for him.    She was seen at the end of the anime, helping Winry perfect her skills.    In the manga the only automail she possesses is her prosthetic legs. It is noted that one leg has a Carbine rifle built into it by Dominic and the other a blade. She pickpocketed from tourists to try to pay back Dominic, who lives out in the mountains of Rush Valley with his son, his wife, and herself, for her automail. Dominic always refuses to accept her stolen money. After reforming her ways, she becomes a roofer and Dominic begins to reluctantly accept her money.

Mysterious spirit of the wind appeared in episode 24 with Moop and has some connection to Kaoru. &quot;Fuu&quot; comes from &quot;風&quot; (usually romanized as &quot;kaze&quot;, but can be read as &quot;fuu&quot; and it means the wind). She ends her sentences with the word &quot;pupu&quot;. Moop and Hoop can use the power of the moon and wind to power up Pretty Cure with the Spiral Ring Set.

Anko Uehara is an athletic girl with well-off parents who has her own trio, in which she is accompanied by Naoko Asano and Mayuko Izumi.  Anko is one of the first of the class to start trouble for Eikichi Onizuka, due to her and her friends&#039; constant mistreatment of Noboru Yoshikawa. After the most recent assault on Noboru Yoshikawa leaving him severely beaten and humiliated yet again do they get taught a lesson by Onizuka, who literally spanks them at a karaoke bar and takes pictures of himself committing the act. Afterwards, Anko gets her mother, the president of the local Parent-Teacher Association, who believes her daughter is incapable of wrongdoing, to get Onizuka fired. This backfires, with the help of Noboru and Yoshito Kikuchi, who reveal her cruel, bullying nature in front of the student body and PTA. Anko tearfully confronts her mother about their relationship and perfectionist expectations of her, which leads to some family reconciliation and doesn&#039;t get any serious retribution from what she and her friends had done.  She and her friends keep their distance from any other attempts by students to get Onizuka fired, despite giving their verbal support.   ~! While still cold to Onizuka, Anko allies with him, after being fed up with Miyabi Aizawa&#039;s manipulation of others for her own gain. When Onizuka is framed for embezzeling funds for the school trip, she offers her credit card for use, but he flat-out refuses.  On the school field trip to Okinawa, her mean streak towards Noboru continues to persist, even escalating, as he and Onizuka start playing pranks of their own against her and her friends. In an ironic twist, Noboru saves her life, after her own prank fails. During a near-death experience, a flashback reveals her bullying stems from growing up with an abusive, older brother, who in turn, was abused by their father.  Shortly after, she develops feelings for him, and unsuccessfully tries to deny them. It takes an Onizuka scheme to get her to admit it.!~ 

One of the main protagonists in the story and an HWT pilot. Mai was a transfer pilot to the 5121st Platoon. She initially separated herself from everyone in the division but formed a friendship with Nonomi and eventually, the whole female crew of the platoon. She first saves Mibuya and Hayami when they were in the effective range of the PBE. Afterwards, she gained the gratitude of Hayami and a slight rivalry with Mibuya. Her skills as an HWT pilot are at near perfection. However, her teamwork is as relatively poor as her communication skills. Later on, it is revealed that Mai is the daughter of the head of Shibamura Industries. Despite that, she tries to lead a normal life and care for Nonomi; thinking she is responsible for her condition. When Hayami and Mai were stranded, she revealed why she came to join the army despite her status as being the daughter of the head of Shibamura. When she was in her old high school, she became infatuated with an elite HWT pilot but never admitted her feelings to him as he died fighting the Genjyu. Holding a grudge against the Genjyu, she trained to be an elite pilot and was eventually transferred to the 5121st platoon. After Hayami saves her, Mai begins to be infatuated with him but again, she is too shy to admit her true feelings to him.    (Source: Wikipedia)

Mito Freecss is Gon's adopted mother, and cousin to Ging Freecss. In the manga, Mito did not want Gon to become a Hunter because Ging only came back home once after he took the Hunter's exam. She did not want Gon to leave his family like Ging did. In the manga and in the 2011 anime, Ging is Mito's cousin. However in the original anime and novelization, Mito was made into the sister of Gon's mother, making Ging her brother-in-law.

The protagonist of the series; accidentally teleported into the future from his "home", Tokyo, he ends up having to fight in Hamdo's army, where many soldiers are mere children that have been captured from villages the army conquered. With his outsider attitude, he stands out from the crowd, having an unusual amount of kindness and manners in comparison to the other children. Despite being a kendo fighter he's extremely clumsy, overly enthusiastic, and overtly optimistic, which usually causes him trouble as he's often being tortured, interrogated, or otherwise getting in trouble. 

Fujie Minato is a domineering and paranoid woman who refuses to let her niece Mina Minato live life away from their tiny island.   ~!In reality Fujie’s psyche was broken after a traumatizing event on the mainland. Mina’s boyfriend, a marine biologist named Yuji Numata, was also assaulted by Fujie for trying to escape with her to the mainland; Mina accesses the Hell Correspondence to win her freedom. After finding out that Fujie had killed her mother just to prevent her from moving away, and in danger of being the next to die, Mina send her aunt to Hell.!~

One of Emily Byrd Starr's friends. He worked as a chore boy at New Moon Farm for a time.

Meow is a traveling martial artist from China who,while she has a definite sense of justice, tends to leap into situations with little thought as to the consequences. She is basically a country bumpkin,described as having "the heart of a saint and the brains of an empty liqour bottle". She met up with Ran on her travels. Since then, the two tend to bump into each other. Often it's Meow who pays for Ran's food and sake.  (Source : Absolute Anime)

Akemi Okamura

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